Re: [Unschooling-dotcom] Re: unschooling,what a concept!( the bedtime quandry)
Tia Leschke
See, the thing is.. before we started
some happy music that you know they like. You're not getting them up.
You're just starting your day. If it got them up even a little earlier than
usual, they might start getting sleepy a bit earlier, and you could make it
a gradual change.
Tia
> homeschooling, I got them up at 7am. Then with thier long, busy (stressful)
> days of school, they were ready to go to sleep by 10. Actually, we neverby
> had a bedtime rule before when they went to school. Thier being asleep
> 10 was a natural occurence because of thier schedules. Well, they stoppedtil
> going to school, I dont get them up in the mornings, they sleep sometimes
> 11 am.. so, of course, they are not sleepy by 10 pm at night. The fewdays
> that we have had early activities, it was HELL getting them up ( the boysthier
> that is).. These were fun things they wanted to do, but they were just so
> tired. And an occasional early morning have to get up disruption in
> sleep pattern has not helped alter it back to earlier to bed, earlier toWhat would happen if you just got up at say 7 every morning and turned on
> rise
some happy music that you know they like. You're not getting them up.
You're just starting your day. If it got them up even a little earlier than
usual, they might start getting sleepy a bit earlier, and you could make it
a gradual change.
Tia